In a small tattoo shop in North Kansas City, a local tattoo artist is helping clients regain their strength and confidence ...

Aaron Carter went from being the cool kid to becoming a controversial character. He faced problems with substances and drinking, and his relationship with his brother Nick slowly became problematic ...

Nigerian actress Genevieve Nnaji trended online as she showed off her new tattoos. The movie star left both fans and celebs ...

Researchers reporting in the journal Nano Letters took advantage of the tardigrade's nearly indestructible nature and gave the critters tiny "tattoos" to test a microfabrication technique to build ...

In spring 2023, Dexter Harris started Flourish Church in Gary. While he started the church, he and other community members had the idea to help provide services throughout the city. “We started ...

That is the motto of Ephemeral, a cosmetic company that developed a made-to-fade, semi-permanent tattoo ink in 2014. But some customers who were told their tattoos would disappear within 9-15 ...

Jorge Rickards: Imagine, imagine the lightness of a butterfly. And there are so many of them here that they actually bend the trees. And they like the firs because they have so many little leaves ...

Conservation experts are urging homeowners not to mow their lawns over the coming months to help boost butterfly numbers, with more than half of UK species now in long-term decline. Last year was ...

The risk of skin cancer increased by 137 per cent for those with larger tattoos. A shocking new study has claimed that getting a tattoo significantly increases the chances of developing certain ...

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Tattoo Fest Toledo is retuning to the Glass City Center in May. This festival is open to the public and family friendly. Those wishing to get tattooed at the event must be 18 ...

Recently, somebody — a Young Thug fan, apparently — shared a photo of their back tattoo, which features an illustration of three galloping horses, below the words, “Horses don’t stop ...

Border czar Tom Homan on Sunday claimed migrants deported under the Alien Enemies Act have “less” due process but argued that no one has been removed based solely on their tattoos.